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If you've ever wondered what it would be like to leave it all behind, move to a new country and make a brand new start, have I got some stories to tell you! Become a "Go-Getter" today and come along on my Portuguese journey.
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Aldi Is Not Trader Joe's (And Other Hard Truths) (opens the original)
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Poupar (poo-par): to save, set aside, or use something with care to avoid wasteIn Portuguese, the word “poupe” means “save.”But before I knew that, imagine my curiosity when I entered a supermarket and saw this:<source type="image/w
We All Sound Dumb, So Just Talk (opens the original)
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I wrote.You wrote.He/She wrote.We wrote.They wrote.Communicating with someone that you transferred your words from thoughts to paper or an electronic page in the past tense is fairly simple…in English.In Portuguese, if you want to say the same thing you’ll need to put in more effort.Eu escrevi.Tu escreveste.Ele/Ela/Você escreveu.Nós escrevemos.Eles/Elas/Você escreveram. And if you want to talk about something you used to do in the past or set the scene for a story you’re telling, then there is a
What They Don't Tell You That You'll Miss (opens the original)
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First let’s rewind to Summertime about one year ago when I looked in the mirror and boldfaced lied to myself proclaiming “I will not set foot in the United States of America in 2026!” I double dog, pinky swore, without fingers crossed behind my back that there would be no reason to book expensive airfare, car rentals and hotels, battle large airport crowds and eat Chipotle (something I inevitably do when I’m in proximity of one of their outposts.) Fast forward a tad to somewhere around September
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